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In this post I show how to select specific attributes to return during an enumeration. The purpose of this feature is to limit sending extra data over the wire. This is an optional extension we added to WS-Enumeration for convenience. Read More...
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I will post tomorrow the originally scheduled topic of selecting attributes in an enumeration. For now I thought it would be a better idea to post publically an answer we have given to a few customers who asked: What has changed in the web services Read More...
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One of my personal favorite features in ILM “2” is that you can customize the outgoing email messages. Customers often have business needs to add branding, disclaimers, special instructions, and so on to approval mails or notification mails. Read More...
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Welcome back from the winter hiatus. I hope that you had a relaxing winter holiday season. We return with a new itinerary to take us through the first quarter of calendar year 2009. This itinerary includes specific requests from customers Read More...
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In our last post we saw how to use the enumeration endpoint to search for particular objects. In this post we take that knowledge to get ILM’s schema. Since ILM’s schema is dynamic and customizable, you must enumerate the ILM objects related Read More...
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We saw in our previous post how to get a specific person. If you don’t exactly know which person you want, you instead need to enumerate objects from ILM. ILM exposes a WS-Enumeration endpoint which enables you specify a filter query and then Read More...
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The ILM Web Service is based on two key standard protocols: WS-Transfer and WS-Enumeration . When we describe the two protocols we must be careful to distinguish the “request” and the “response.” In our discussions, we assume that there is one client Read More...
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Before we begin and following Craig’s lead , I’d like to be clear on ILM’s terminology. The reason for this is we use overloaded terminology when discussing ILM concepts that have important connotations in other contexts. Depending on your background, Read More...
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Welcome to the Identity Management Team’s extensibility blog. The purpose of this blog is to provide information, suggestions, examples, and show context to decisions regarding extensibility points in ILM. The primary focus of this blog is on the web Read More...
